Album Review - James Yorkston - The Year of the Leopard James Yorkston certainly has made quiet, understated albums in the past, but with the help of producer Paul "Rustin Man" Webb of Talk Talk fame, he turned his latest effort The Year of the Leopard into an extraordinarily intimate affair -- so much so that it initially invokes feelings of extreme discomfort. Given time, however, its

T i m wrote: On Sun, 04 May 2008 10:26:19 +0100, Rod <polygonum@ntlworld.com> wrote: My step father was a sculptor. Cool. Isn't it (is it?) a shame that such skill / trades seem to be being lost these days? He used to get most of his tools and so on from: <http://www.tiranti.co.uk/> Yeah, I Googled into them earlier and they do what (to me) looks

Jim Lawton wrote: Anyone noticed that the editorial in this week's Radio Times is raving about this year's Electric Proms - extolling the virtues of all the live acts we are going to see. Including Folk Heroine Lal Waterson!!!!! Lovely. Here's more detail. 25th October... http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2007/09_september/11/davies.shtml

On 8/8/07 12:26, in article sPWdndguBbnJNSTbnZ2dnUVZ8qijnZ2d@pipex.net, "Barb" <black.cat@nothing.invalid> wrote: Nope, the Steradent didn't work, Mike. Worth a try though. Just went to Halfords, in passing, and they didn't have anything. Just tried some vinegar and a bit of elbow grease on one spot with a brush, and it's shifted some of it, probably the stuff on the surface.